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Shooting Range

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A light gun game where players shoot discs and targets across themed stages to beat the score.

Shooting Range is a light gun game developed by Tose and published by Bandai America for the NES, released in North America in 1989. It was not released on other platforms, so the original release year is also 1989.


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Released
1989
Genre
Perspective
1st-person
Size
48.14 KB
Rating
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About Shooting Range

Shooting Range is a light gun title for the NES where players aim at moving targets across several themed stages. Success requires achieving a stage specific score before a timer or health bar depletes, with both resources managed by shooting certain items that appear.

The experience is structured around three primary stages, each with a distinct setting such as a western environment or a haunted house. A separate bonus stage involves shooting bottles, and a competitive party mode is also included.

Gameplay difficulty is adjustable, directly impacting the starting time limit and making higher settings more challenging. Points are earned primarily by hitting discs, with values varying. Special icons can be shot to replenish time, restore energy, or add to the score.

Shooting Range Screenshots

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Title screen
Choose # of players.
Game select screen
Difficulty level screen
Showing all the points you've accumulated.
Before stage 1 begins.
Before the party games begin.